NORMAL VALUES Lead: 0-150 μg/dl HEMODYNAMICS Cardiac Index (CI): 2.

5- 4L/min/m2
Epinephrine: <55 nmol/dl or 10 μg/dl Cardiac Output (CO): 4-8 L/min
ELECTROLYTES Glomerular Filtration Rate: 80-125 RBC: Pulmonary Artery Pressure:
ml/min F: 4-5.5 m3 Systolic (PAS): 20-30 mmHg
Na: 135-145 Meq/L Prostate Specific Antigen: <4.0 ng/ml M: 4-6.2 m3 Diastolic (PAD): 8-12 mmHg
K: 3.5-5.1 Meq/L CHON Life: 100-120 days Mean (PAM): 25 mmHg
Ca: 4.5-5.5 Meq/L, 9.0-11.0 mg/dl, BUN- Creatinine Ratio: 10:1, 20:1 Sickle: 6 or 16 - days Pulmonary Vascular Resistance
2.2-2.6 mmol/L Creatinine Clearance: 60-120 cc/min WBC: 5,000 – 10, 000 (PVR): 37-250 dynes/sec/ cm5
HPO4: 1.7-2.6 Meq/L, 2.5-4.5 mg/dl F: 87-128 cc/hr Platelet: 150- 450 cm3 Right Vascular Pressure:
SO4: 0-1 Meq/L M: 350-500 cc/hr Life: 8-10 days Systolic: 20-30 mmHg
H2CO3: 1.3-1.33 Urine Urobilinogen: 0.2 1.2 μ Purpura: 1-3 days Diastolic: 0-5 mmHg
Isotonic: 265-305 mosm/ kg Urine Osmolarity: 200-800 mol/kg Lymphocytes: 1,500- 4, 500 μ/L 25- Stroke Index (SI): 25-45 ml/ m2
Anion Gap: 8-14 Meq/L 35% Stroke Volume (SV): 50-100 ml
Dose of NaHCO3: 0.6 Meq/L- 1.0 LIVER FUNCTION TEST Basophils: 25-100 μ/L, 0.5-1% Systemic Vascular Resistance:
Meq/L/kg (ketoacidosis, lactic Neutrophils: 3,000 – 7,500 μ/L 68- 800-1200 dynes/sec/ cm5
acidosis) Bilirubin Assay: 70% Pulse Pressure: 4o mmHg
Serum Osmolarity: 280-295 mol/kg Direct: 0.1- 1 mg, 0.0-5.1 or 8.5 μmol/L Eosinophils: 50-400 μ/L, 2-4% JVP: 3-5 cmH20
Indirect: 0.1-0.6 mg, 0-11.9 μmol/L Hemoglobin (hgb): CVP:
ABG ANALYSIS Total: 0.1-1.4 mg, 3.4 -17 μmo/L M: 13.5-18 Superior Vena Cava: 0-12 cmH20,
Transminase: F: 12-16 RA: 5-12 cmH20, 2-6 mmHg
pH: 7.35-7.45 SGOT (AST): 10-14 μ/L, 5-40 μ/L Hematocrit (hct): 34-54% PAWP: 6-12 mmHg
SaO2: 93-99% SGPT (ALT): 5-35 μ/L, 0-38 μ/L Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate: PCWP: 4-12 mmHg
PaO2: 80-100% LDH: 95-200 μ/L, 60-320 μ/L M: 15-20 mm/hr
PCO2: 35-45 mmHg Alkaline PO4: 32-92 μ/L, 25-90 μ/L F: 20-30 mm/hr Pericardial Fluid in the Pericardial
HCO3: 22-26 Meq/L Total CHON: 8-8.8 gm/dl, 60-83 gm/L, Mean Corpuscular Vol.: 82-92 or Space: 50 ml.
BE/ BD: +/- 2 6.2-8.5 gm/dl 95 cubic microns SA node: 60-100 bpm
Serum Albumin: 3.2 or 3.6 -5.3 or 6.6 Mean Corpuscular Hgb: 27-31 pico AV node: 40-60 bpm
URINE VALUES gm/dl, 35-53 g/L Total Iron Binding Capacity: 250- Bundle of His: 20-40 bpm
Ammonia: 30-70 μg/dl, or 3.2-4.5 g/dl 350 mg/dl Purkinje Fibers: 0-20 bpm
Color: Amber/ Straw Amylase: 23-85 mg/dl, 40-180 μ/dl Bone Marrow Aspiration: 0.1- 0.5 Pressure in the Heart:
Ph: 4.5- 8.0 Lipase: 0-160 mg/dl ml RA: 0.8 mmHg
Specific Gravity: 1.010- 1.025 BUN: 10-20mg/dl, 2.5-7.5 mmol/L Immunoglobulins: RV: 0.8 mmHg
RBC: 0-5 hpf Creatinine: 0.2-2.0 mg/dl, 61.8 -132.6 IgA: 0.8-4 g/L LA: 1-10 mmHg
WBC: 0-5 hpf μmol/L IgG: 5.5-16.5 g/L LV: 3-12 mmHg
Cast: 0-4 Uric Acid: 2.0-8.0 mg/dl, 178-345 IgM: 0.4-2.0 g/L Aorta: 60-90 mmHg
Glucose: Absent μmol/L Pulmonary Artery: 4-12 mmHg
Ketones: Absent Systolic (SBP): 90-140 mmHg Capillary Refill: 1-3 sec
Urine Output: Diastolic: (DBP): 60-90 mmHg Mitral: 5th ICS MCL (PMI)
Child: 0.5-1 ml/kg/hr Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP) : 70 Tricuspid: 4th ICS LSB
Adult: 30-60 ml/hr – 100 mmHg Pulmonic: 2nd ICS LSB
Aortic: 2nd ICS RSB Lactic Dehydrogenase (LDH): 100-225
Phlebostatic Axis: 4th ICS MAL mμ/ml
Erb’s Point: 3rd ICS MCL Hydroxyburate Dehydrogenase
Ejection Fraction: 50-95% (HBD): 140-350 mμ/ml
Serum Copper: 70-150 mg/dl
ACT: 90-130 sec C-reactive Protein: <10 mg/dl
Bleeding Time: 3-7 min Serum Ferritin: 60-170 μg/L
Fibrinogen: 160-450 mg/dl Catecholamines:
INR: 2-3 sec Epinephrine: 100 pg/ml, 590 pmol/L
Plasminogen: 0.62-1.30 Norepinephrine: 100-550 pg/ml, 590-
PT: 10-12 sec., 11-16 sec 3240 pmol/L
PTT: 40-100 sec, 60-70 sec
APTT: 30-45 sec Bowel Sounds: 5-25 /min
Thrombin Time: 11-15 sec Pupil Size: 3-7 mm in diameter
IOP: 10-21 mmHg
Lipids/ Cholesterol: 150-500 mg/dl Saliva/ day: 1,200 ml
or 5.20 mmol/L BMI: 20-23 kg/m3
HDL: 30-75 mg/dl, 0.6- 1.9 or 2.05
mmol/L PULMONARY FUNCTION STUDIES
LDL: 130 mg/dl, 1.55-4.65 or 5.26
mmol/L TV: 500 cc
Triglycerides: 140-200 mg/dl IRV: 3,000 cc
Serum Cholesterol and ERV: 1,100 cc
Cholesterol Esther: 140-220 mg/dl RV: 1,200 cc
Serum Phospholipids: 150-250 VC: 4,600 cc
mg/dl IC: 3,500 cc
FBS: 60/80-120 mg/dl, 3.8-5.8 FRC: 2,100 cc
mmol/L TLC: 5,800 cc
Non-Fasting: 80-140 mg/dl Peak Expiratory Rate:
Glucose Tolerance Test: 190 M: 450-650 L/min
mg/dl, then falls back Normal after 2o F: 350-500 L/min
Glycosylated Hgb: 4-6%
Post Prandiol Blood Sugar: 180
mg/dl or 100-140 mg/dl

Creatine Phosphokinase (CPK-

MB):
M: 50-325 mμ/ml
F: 50-250 mμ/ml
NORMAL VITAL SIGNS:
 Child: 8-10 BPH <16 Celiac’s Disease Soft Diet: problems w/ chewing.
Newborn: 30- 50 bpm, 120-160 Length to be in: 6-9 or 4-6” 2-3” Halal Diet: No Pork For Pt w/ ill-fitting dentures,
bpm, 60/40- 80/50mmHg Balloon Size: 5-10 ml 5-10 ml For muslims transition from full-liquid diet
1-4 Yrs. Old: 20-40 bpm, 80- Place to secure: L abd/ outer thigh inner thigh High Fiber Diet: Fruits and to general diet, Gastric ulcers
140 bpm, 90/60-99/65 mmHg vegetables. and Cholelithiasis.
5-12 Yrs. Old: 15-25 bpm, 70- SPECIAL DIET For constipated, Tyramine-Free Diet: used to
115 bpm, 100/56- 110/60 diverticulitis, and prevent hypertensive crisis for Pt
ADULT: 12-20 bpm, 60-100 Acid-ash Diet: Renal Calculi hyperlipidemia. taking MAOI antidepressant.
bpm, 90/60- 140/90 (Alkaline Stones) High Protein Diet: Lean Meat, NO to Avocado, Banana,
cheese, cranberries, eggs, Cheese, and Eggs. Canned and Processed
INJECTION: meat, plums, prunes, whole For Pt w/ Nephrotic Foods, Fermented foods.
grains. Syndrome. Vegan Diet: Vegetarian Diet
Intradermal: 0.1 ml, 10-15 o, g Alkaline-ash Diet: Renal Calculi Kosher Diet: Meat and milk For 7th Day Adventists
26-27, ½” bevel. (Acid Stones) cannot be serve simultaneously. Yin Diet: cold deserts after a
Subcutaneous: 0.5-2 ml, 45 o, g Fruits, Milk, Vegetables For orthodox jews. surgery. A Chinese Belief.
24-26, ½-1” bevel. Bland Diet: Low fiber, mechanical Low Carbohydrate Diet:
Intramuscular: 3 ml, 90 o, g 18- irritants, chemical stimulants Dumping Syndrome POSITIONS:
21, 1 ½” bevel Pt w/ gastritis, diarrhea, billiary Low Fat/Cholesterol Diet:
indigestion, and hiatal hernia. reducing hyperlipidemia, to Pt Abdomen Exam: Dorsal Recumbent
SUCTIONING: BRAT Diet: Diarrhea w/ intolerance to fat. Chest Exam: Sitting Position
Butterball Diet: spare protein but Cardiovascular Dse, Back: Standing Position
Catheter Size: high in carbohydrates. Resection of small O2 Therapy: Semi/ High Fowler’s
Infant: 5-8” Liver Disorders intestines, Hypertension, Gastro Enteral Feeding: Fowler’s or
Children: 8-10” Clear Liquid Diet: to relieve thirst Cholecystitis, and Sitting Position.
Adult: 12/14- 18” and help maintain fluid balance. Cholithiasis. NGT Insertion: High Fowler’s
For Post-op Pt, Vomiting, Low Residue Diet: reduce the Enema: Adult: L Lateral/ Sim’s
Route: Diarrhea and Gastroenteritis. bulk of stools. Child & Infants: D.Recumbent
Oropharyngeal: head to Diabetic Diet: well balanced diet, to For Pt w/ Ulcerative Colitis, Thoracentesis: Fowler’s (During)
side maintain near to normal blood Diverticulitis, Post-Op Abdominal Aneurysm Surg:
Nasopharyngeal: 2-4” glucose level. surgery on GI tract. Fowler’s
Laryngopharyngeal: 4-6” Pt. w/ DM. Low Sodium Diet: for Pt w/ Asthma: Orthopneic
ET Tube: 6-8” Full Liquid Diet: cannot chew and cardiovascular and Renal Autonomic Dysreflexia: High
tolerate solid foods. Disease. Fowler’s
URINARY CATHETERIZATION: Pt w/ stomach upset, Post- Purine Restricted Diet: ↓Uric Post- Bronchoscopy: Semi Fowler’s
surgery, after progression from Acid. Cardiac Catherization: inserted site
Male Female clear liquid diet. Pt w/ Gouty Arthritis, Renal extended for 4-6 o.
Position: Supine Dorsal Recumbent Giordano Diet: Spare protein Calculi, and Hyperuricemia. Cast: elevated extremity
Length: 40cm/ 15.75” 22cm/ 8.66” Chronic Renal Failure Sodium Restricted Diet: for Pt Cataracts: Semi-Fowler’s
French #: Fr 16-20 Fr Gluten Free Diet: No to BROW: w/ heart failure, HPN, Renal Cerebral Aneurysm: Semi-Fowler’s
12-16 Barley, Rye, Oat, Wheat Dse, PIH, and Steroid Therapy. Cleft Lip: Supine
Cleft Palate: Prone Thrombophlebitis: Elevated Leg Autonomic Hyperreflexia: catheter Neostiamine Paralidoxine
CHF: High Fowler’s TPN: trendelenburg (during insertion) Chest Tube Drainage: extra bottle, Penicillin Epinephrine
Craniotomy: Paracentesis: Semi-fowler’s forceps, vaselinized gauze Streptokinase Aminocaproic Acid
Supratentorial: Semi-Fowler’s Bone Marrow Biopsy: prone Cholinergic Myasthenic Crisis and Iron Deferoxine Mesylate (Desferal)
Infratentorial: Flat Lumbar Puncture: Fetal / Shrimp Epiglotitis: ET tube/ Tracheostomy Lead Dimecaprol/ Cacedatate
↑ ICP: elevate head Suctioning: set. Bisodium (BAEDTH)
Dumping Syndrome: Supine p.c. Conscious: Fowler’s PIH: padded mouth gag Succimer LHENET
Flail Chest: Affected Side Unconscious: Side-lying Parkinson’s: Suction apparatus Lovenor Prothimine SO4
Femoro-Popliteal Bypass Graft: Fecal Impaction Removal: Side-lying Radium Implant: lead container,
affected extremity extended Bleeding: Trendelenburg forceps. ABBREVIATIONS and MEANING OF
Glaucoma (Post-Op): Affected Side Vaginal Bleeding: L lateral Sengtaken Blakemore Tube: TERMS
Hemorrhoidectomy: Side-Lying Perineal Care: scissors
Hiatal Hernia: Upright p.c. Male: Supine, Legs Apart SCI and Thyroidectomy: ↓ Decrease
Hip Surgery: Legs in Abduction Female: Dorsal Recumbent Tracheostomy ↑ Increase
Laminectomy: Back as straight Air Embolism w/ TPN: L side w/ feet Tonsillectomy: Flashlight < Less than
back as possible (Flat) higher than head. Tracheostomy tube: Obturator, > Greater Than
Liver Biopsy: Congenital Heart Defect: Upright in an Hemostat @ at
During: L side-lying infant seat. 1o Primary
After: R side-lying 72 o Post CVA: Flat in Bed w/ head ANTIDOTES 2o Secondary
Lobectomy: Semi-fowler’s elevated on a small pillow. (15o only) A&P Auscultation and Percussion
Post Lumbar Puncture: Flat Kidney Biopsy: Prone Position Drug Poison: Antidote: abd Abdomen
Mastectomy: Elevate Extremity on Rectal Examination: Knee Chest, Acetaminophen Acetylcysteine ABG Arterial Blood Gas
pillow. Standing, Sim’s Position. Barbituates Activated Charcoal ac before meals
Myelogram: Post Hypophysectomy: elevated head Benzodiazepines Flumazenil ACTH Adrenocorticotropic Hormone
H20 based dye: elevate the of the bed 30o. B-Blockers Glucagon ad to/ up to
head EGD (Esophagogastroduodenoscopy): Caffeine Esmolol adlib Free as desired
Oil based: Flat Pre: L side then Sim’s Carbon Monoxide 100% O2 AD Right Ear
Postural Drainage: Lung segment- Post: Semi- Fowler’s Cholinesterase Inhibitor Atropine ADL Activities of Daily Living
upper most Position Rigid Scopes: Knee- Chest Position Digoxin/Digitalis Digibind AK Above the Knee
Prolapsed Cord: knee-chest Flexible Scopes: L Side Sim’s Heparin Protamine SO4 AM morning
Pulmonary Edema: Fowler’s Appendicitis: Fowler’s Isoniazid Vitamin B6 amt Amount
Pyloric Stenosis: R Side-lying Ruptured Appendicitis: High Fowler’s Opiods Naloxone AS Left Ear
Radium Implant: Flat on Bed Cholecystitis/ Lithiasis: Semi-Fowler’s Fibronolytic Agents Aminocaproic Acid ASA Aspirin
Retinal Detachment: affected Side Barium Study of Esophagus: R side Warfarin/ Caumadin Vitamin K ASAP As Soon as Possible
towards the bed. Sigmoidoscopy: Knee Chest Curare Endrophonium AP Attending Physician
Seizure: Side-lying Urologic Endoscopy: Lithothomy Cyanide Poisoning Methylene Blue aa of each
Shock: Modified Trendelenburg Ethylene Poisoning Fomepizol (Antizol) AMA Against Medical Advice
SCI: immobilize BEDSIDE EQUIPMENTS Mg SO4 Calcium Gluconate amb Ambulate
Tonsillectomy: Side-lying/ Prone Morphine SO4 Naloxone HCl amp Ampule
Thyroidectomy: Semi-Fowler’s Amputation: Tourniquet Mestignon Atropine SO4 A-P Anterior-Posterior Diameter
AP Apical Pulse cc cubic centimeter freq Frequency IBW Ideal Body Weight
Approx Approximately CHF Congestive Heart Failure Fx Fracture IM Intramuscular
ASCVD Arteriosclerotic cm centimeter ‘ Feet, Minute ID Intradermal
Cardiovascular DSe COPD Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary F Farenheit ICP Intracranial Pressure
ASHD Arterosclerlotic Heart Dse Dse F/U Follow-Up Ig Immunoglobulin
AU Both Ears CPK Creatinine Phosphokinase F/A Fecalysis IOP Intraocular Pressure
AV Arteriovenous CPR Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation FBS Fasting Blood Sugar IV Intravenous
ax axillary CSF Cerebrospinal Fluid F3 Fluid once IVP Intravenous Pyleogram
ag Antigen CVA Cerebrovascular Accident FEV Forced Expiratory Volume JVD Jugular Vein Distention
B&B Bowel and Bladder CP Cardio-pulmonary FHT Fetal Heart Tone K Potassium
Ba Barium CVP Central Venous Pressure FHR Fetal Heart Rate Kg Kilogram
BE Barium Enema CXR Chest X-ray FRC Functional Residual Volume KUB Kidney, Ureter, Bladder
bid Twice a day d/c Discontinue FUO Fever of Unknown Origin L Left
biw Twice a week D&C Dilation and Curettage FH Family History L Liter
BK Below the knee DM Diabetes Mellitus FSH follicle Stimulating Hormone lytes Electrolytes
BM Bowel Movement DNR Do Not Resuscitate Fx Fracture LD L Deltoid Muscle
BMR Basal Metabolic Rate DOA Dead On Arrival Fl or Fld Fluid LFT Liver Function Test
BSA Body Surface Area DOB Difficulty of Breathing GB Gallbladder LLE Left Lower Extremities
BP Blood Pressure Dx Diagnosis GI Gastrointestinal LLL Left Lower Lobes
BPH Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy D5W 5% Dextrose in H20 g/gm gram LLQ Left Lower Quadrant
BRP Bathroom Privileges D5NSS 5% Dextrose in Normal Saline gr grain LMP Last Menstrual Cycle/ Period
BUN Blood Urea Nitrogen Soln. gtt drops LNMP Last Normal Menstrual Cycle/
BS Breath Sounds D5LR 5% Dextrose in Ringer’s Lactate Grav Pregnancy Period
C Centigrade DC Discontinue GP General Practitioner LOC Level of Consciousness
CA Cancer drsg Dressing h/o History of LOS Length of Stay
Cath catheter dl Deciliter Hx History LT Left Thigh
CBR Complete Bed Rest dm Diastolic Murmur H&P History and PE LUE Left Upper Extremities
CC Chief Complaint Db, dB Decibels IC Inspiratory Capacity LV Left Ventricle
cg centigram 3 Dram H or o Hour Lbs Pounds
cm centimeter e and HB Hepatitis B liq Liquid
CHO Carbohydrates EPV Epsteinbarr Virus HBP High Blood Pressure m, min minim
CHON Proteins ECF Extracellular Fluid Hct Hematocrit med Medication
cl Clear elix Elixer Hgb Hemoglobin mid Middle
c With ECT Electroconvulsive Therapy Ht Height mod Moderate
c/o complaints of, cared of EEG Electroencephalogram HS @ night MRx1 May repeat one time
conc Concentrated EKG/ ECG Electrocardiogram “ inches, second m Meter
cont Continuous ext External inc Incontinence, Increase mcg microgram
cal calories e.g. For Example Invol Involuntary Meq Milliequivalent
cap capsule etc. and so forth irrig Irrigation mg milligram
CBC complete Blood Count ff Folllowing I&O Intake and Output MI Myocardial Infraction
min minutes Pt Patient S/P status Post TKO To Keep Open
mm millimeter pc After meal SQ or subq Subcutaneous TO Telephone Order
ml milliliter PERRLA Pupil, Equal, Round, Reactive SGOT Serum Glutamic Oxale TPN Total Parenteral Nutrition
MRI Magnetic Resonance Imaging to Light, and Accommodation Transaminase Tr, tinct Tincture
# Number PH Post Hx SGPT Serum Glutamic Pyruvic tol Tolerated
nm Nanometer PI Present Illness Transaminase tr Trace
N/A Not Applicable PM afternoon supp suppository TG Tryglyceride
Neg Negative po Per Orem/ Mouth Sp Gr Specific Gravity ung Ointment
NGT Nasogastric Tube PRBC Packed RBC SB Specimen Bottle μ Unit
NO Nurse’s Order PRN As needed SSE Soapsuds Enema U/A Urinalysis
noc @ night PTT Partial Thromboplastin Time Stat Immediate/ Now URTI Upper Respiratory Tract
nsq Not Sufficient Quantity PUD Peptic Ulcer Disease s/sx Signs and Symptoms Infection
N/V Nausea and Vomiting PVC Premature Ventricular Contraction SI Seriously Ill UTI Urinary Tract Infection
Na Sodium q Every siq Let it be labeled via By or Through
NPO Nothing Per Orem qid Four Times a Day SL Sublingual VO Verbal Order
NSS Normal Saline Solution qd Everyday sm Small v/s Vital Signs
0 None qhs Every night SOB Shortness of Breath VC Vital Vital Capacity
O Orally qh Every Hour spec Specimen VT Tidal Volume
OD Once a Day, Right Eye qAM Every Morning soln Solution Vtach Ventricular Tachycardia
OS Left Eye q2h Every 2 Hours SS Soap Solution WBC White Blood Cells
OU Both Eyes q3h Every 3 hours ss one half wt Weight
oz Ounce qOD Every other day str Straight w/a While Awake
oob Out of Bed qs Quantity Sufficient susp Suspension WNL Within N Limits
ord Ordered qns Quantity not Sufficient x Times
Ortho Orthopedics qt Quart T temperature ORTHO ABBREVIATIONS
P Pulse R Right tab tablet
Para No. of Pregnancy R Respiration, Rectal tbsp table spoom ACL Anterior Cruciate Ligament
PD Postural Drainage req Request tsp teaspoon AEA Above Elbow Amputation
PG Prostaglandin R e L Right and Left TB tuberculosis BKA Below Knee Amputation
PM Post Mortem RLE Right Lower Extrimities TIA Transient Ischemic Attack CHSF Compression Hip Screw
Ped Pediatrics ROM Range Of Motion tid Thrice a Day Fixation
per By or Through RUE Right Upper Extrimities TO Telephone Order CSTR Complete Soft Tissue Release
peri Perineum r/o Rule Out TPR Temperature, Pulse, CW Cerclage Wiring
pH Hydrogen Ion Concentration ROS Review of System Respiration FTSG Full Thickness Skin Grafting
PO Phone Order RBC Red Blood Cells/ Count TSH Thyroid stimulating Hormone IMN Intra-Medullary Nailing
PostOp Post Operative RR Respiration Rate TURP Transurethral Resection of ORIF Open Reduction Internal
Premed Pre Medication RHD Rheumatic Heart Dse Prostate Fixation
PreOp Pre Operative Rx Prescription, Take, Therapy TV Tidal Volume PLBG Posterior Lateral Bone
Prep Preparation s Without Tx Treatment/ Transfusion Grafting
prob Problem SOS One dose as Necessary TCDB Turn, Cough, e Deep breath PMR Posterio-Medial Release
PSF Posterior Spinal Fusion
SSI Segmental Spinal
Instrumentation
TBW Tension Bond Wiring
THRP Total Hip Replacement
Prosthesis
ADSF Anterior Decompression
Spinal Fusion
AKA Above Knee Amputation
BG Bone Grafting
DCS Dynamic Compression Screw
HRI Harrington Rod Instrument
ORSF Open Reduction Screw
Fixation
PHRP Partial Hip Replacement
Prosthesis
PSTR Posterio-Soft Tissue Release
RAEF Roger Anderson External
Fixation
TAR Total Achilles Repair
STSG Split Thickness Skin Grafting
RCHSF Richard Compression Hip
Screw Fixation